According to the Hugo Awards website, live text coverage of the Retrospective Hugo Awards will being in apprroximately two hours from now – or apprimately 3:00 PM EDT. Visit The Hugo Awards for more details. […]
TerBi celebrates its 25th anniversary; the second iteration of Ansible, the feminist festival, has been scheduled and the Lovecraft Circle publishes its tenth edition.
New releases and reissues; new issues of Aeternum, miNatura, Penumbria; interviews and presentations by several Amazing Stories authors, and more.
Dragon Award Finalists; no SFWA for Del Arroz – again; many cats sleeping on many works; Glasgow bid; NZ changes, Arisia loses 2nd arbitration, plus fun stuff – lots of it!
Mónica Cuartero interviews of José Manuel González, author of Memories of the Old Earth and José Manuel González interviews Mónica Cuartero, author of Children of the River
Help prominent golden age authors finish their novel – correctly!
Awards…and more awards. Top Ten JUly posts (scrolled and unscrolled), Dublin 2019 program and more
Fames SF author Ursula K. Le Guin is featured tonight on PBS’ American Masters
Updates from the Spanish CF world: Cerbero to publish Kameron Hurley’s God’s War.
World Fantasy, British Fantasy, Seiuns, Rhyslings, Golden Heart, Neffy, Prix Rosny Aines, Inkpot, Inky, Prism, Aliance awards and shortlists; Hamill wins an Icon, Worldcon Business Meet agtenda and, the Philes’ Phabulous Phandom(s) pixel scroll!mi
OBIR: Occasional Biased and Ignorant Reviews reflecting this reader’s opinion. Broken Sun, Broken Moon – by Brent Hayward Published by ChiZine Publications, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada in 2019. All stories in this horror anthology are by […]
Editor’s Note: Jack’s con report was delayed owing to an internal issue resulting in the article not appearing on the scheduling calendar. Measures have been taken to insure that this particular glitch does not happen […]
Amazing Stories’ publisher’s picks for the 2019 Hugo and Retrospective Hugo Awards.
Here, have some pixel scroll to go with your awards: Scribe, Eisner, Theakston, Spikecon Art Show, Arthur C. Clarke, Booktube, ITW Thrillers, Emmy nominees, Deutsche Pries short list, Saturn nominations, Manly Wade Wellman and pixel scrolls.
Steve rounds out his MosCon Revival (MosCon “40”) report with a few photos and a very small amount of text. Isn’t a picture worth a bunch o’ words?
Tracy Townsend, writer’s contest coordinator, wants you to enter this long-running writing contest!
Introducing The First Fandom Experience – a thrilling ride into the history of our Fannish Community
Cordwainer Smith Rediscovery Award, Wayne’s War of the World, Arisia set-back, NASFiC 2020 selected, Corflu awarded to Texas and more
Forty years ago, Steve (with more than A Little Help From His Friends) created MosCon. And It Was Good. But like the Living Dead, MosCon Returned! Is it Still Good? Read and find out! (Hint: You betcha!)
Report on the Celsius Festival’s programming; Minatura’s 2019 Fantastic Microcuent contest rules, AEFCFT’s nomination for ESFS awards; and interview with José Antonio Suárez about Alter Ego and more!
Wow. Ooodles of fan news this week too! Hugo Award category proposals (2! no less), Locus, Chesley, Sturgeon, Campbell, Eisner and Prometheus awards, Clarion West and more!
Amazing Stories launches a Podcast and, it’s an Amazing Podcast
OBIR: Occasional Biased and Ignorant Reviews reflecting this reader’s opinion. Alchemy and Artifacts: Tesseracts 22 Published by Edge-Lite, an imprint of Hades Publications, Inc., Calgary, Alberta, Canada, in 2019. Edited by Lorina Stephens and […]
The rules for the Minotauro and Domingo Santos Awards, a new release by José Antonio Suárez, a new novel by Ruy Vega, guidelines for Association of Fantasy, Science Fiction and Terror’s new anthology Visions 2019, and more
Author Peter S. Beagle wins his lawsuit; Kelvin award winners, “it’s an Oreos Moon (cookie)”, Uncanny releases its latest, Ted Sturgeon and John Campbell Memorial Awards, more
Out of the eight thousand, eight hundred and forty two (8,842) articles we’ve published on our site since 2012, these are the posts that were read the most this past week.
An interview with Chinchiya Arrakena, one of the organizers of Portico, a meeting series created to disseminate local, regional and national science fiction production, strengthen the relationship between the scientific-technological field and the science fiction community.
The winners of the Kelvin5050 awards are announced, Brandon Sanderson will give a talk and the latest issue of Ulthor magazine is released.
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